List of fictional computers | Wikipedia audio article
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00:00:49 1 Literature 00:00:58 1.1 Before 1950 00:02:32 1.2 1950s 00:07:25 1.3 1960s 00:14:52 1.4 1970s 00:22:08 1.5 1980s 00:29:00 1.6 1990s 00:36:23 1.7 2000s 00:40:32 1.8 2010s 00:42:58 1.9 Unsorted 00:43:14 2 Film 00:43:23 2.1 1950s 00:44:40 2.2 1960s 00:45:37 2.3 1970s 00:48:33 2.4 1980s 00:52:53 2.5 1990s 00:56:19 2.6 2000s 00:59:46 2.7 2010s 01:00:40 3 Radio 01:00:49 3.1 1970s 01:02:21 3.2 1980s 01:04:07 3.3 2000s 01:04:45 4 Television 01:04:54 4.1 1960s 01:09:25 4.2 1970s 01:14:04 4.3 1980s 01:21:45 4.4 1990s 01:29:38 4.5 2000s 01:37:42 4.6 2010s 01:41:32 5 Comics/graphic novels 01:41:42 5.1 Before 1980 01:43:37 5.2 1980s 01:45:15 5.3 1990s 01:47:02 5.4 2000s 01:49:17 6 Computer and video games 01:49:27 6.1 1980s 01:50:44 6.2 1990s 01:56:11 6.3 2000s 02:05:29 6.4 2010s 02:10:41 7 Board games and role-playing games 02:12:32 8 Unsorted works 02:14:14 9 Computers as robots 02:14:47 10 See also 02:15:07 11 Further reading
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Computers have often been used as fictional objects in literature, movies and in other forms of media. Fictional computers tend to be considerably more sophisticated than anything yet devised in the real world. This is a list of computers that have appeared in notable works of fiction. The work may be about the computer, or the computer may be an important element of the story. Only static computers are included. Robots and other fictional computers that are described as existing in a mobile or humanlike form are discussed in a separate list of fictional robots and androids.